***************** Welcome to SunSITE.unc.edu *****************

SunSITE offers several public services via login. These include:

NO MORE PUBLIC gopher login!
Use lynx the simple WWW client to access gopher and Web areas
For a simple WAIS client (over 500 databases),  login as swais
For WAIS search of political databases,         login as politics
For WAIS search of LINUX databases,             login as linux

For a FTP session, ftp to sunsite.unc.edu. Then login as anonymous

For more information about SunSITE, send mail to info@sunsite.unc.edu

University of North Carolina Office For Information Technology
in cooperation with Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Materials available via this id are subject to the statements in
DISCLAIMER.readme found in the anonymous ftp area or on the main menu
of the SunSITE.unc.edu gopher

You could be running this code on your own machine.
You'll find it and other WAIS stuff available via anonymous ftp
from SunSITE.unc.edu in the pub/packages/infosystems/wais directory.
This is for searching the Linux Software Map data-base

                                    WELCOME
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             WELCOME to UNC and SUN's anonymous ftp server
                       University of North Carolina
                     Office FOR Information Technology
                             SunSITE.unc.edu

  For information on submitting software to this archive, retrieve
   /how.to.submit.

  We archive most of the SUN related USENET news groups here as well as
  distributing SUN related announcements.

  Or telnet to sunsite and login as swais to test out a simple wais client.
  Or telnet to sunsite and login as gopher to test out a sample gopher client.
  Or telnet to sunsite and login as lynx to test out a sample WWW client.

  If you email to info@sunsite.unc.edu you will be sent help information
  about how to use the different services sunsite provides.

  We use the Wuarchive experimental ftpd. if you "get" <directory>.tar.Z
  or <file>.Z it will compress and/or tar it on the fly. Using ".gz"  instead
  of ".Z" will use the GNU zip (/pub/gnu/gzip*) instead, a superior

  <a href="http://sunsite.unc.edu/">SunSITE (H)</a>

  <a href="ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/">SunSITE (F)</a>

  <a href="telnet://sunsite.unc.edu/">SunSITE (T)</a>